[01:30] <mithro> is there a command like gitk for bzr?
[01:39] <Peng> Um...what does gitk do? qbzr or bzr-gtk or bzr-explorer probably have something.
[01:46] <mithro> gitk lets you browse the revision history in an easy manner
[02:47] <maxb> mithro: 'bzr qlog' is excellent (install qbzr)
[07:27] <pobran_> May I ask a newbie question here?
[07:29] <pobran_> I have a bunch of versions of a project which are not under source control and I am curious what the right way would be in bzr to make these into branches and merge them
[07:29] <pobran_> Representing that they are all versions of the same project rather than completely different things, and being able to use merge commands across them
[13:03] <magcius> arrgh.. is the best solution for repo web browsing really loggerhead? it stinks
[13:03] <jelmer> it could use some improvements, yes :-)
[13:37] <Peng> It stinks? That's a bit harsh.
[14:33] <johnjosephbachir> howdy
[14:34] <johnjosephbachir> when trying to do a rebase on a branch and a checkout in the same local repo, i'm told that a revision is missing from the repo
[17:18] <moldy> hi
[17:18] <moldy> i have a respository containing symlinks that i need to branch on windows. what is the best solution here?
[17:36] <johnjosephbachir> here's a bug report describing the problem i mentioned this morning https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/549676
[17:53] <Gnx> I seem to be experiencing large problems with using bzr client on an openssh server
[20:02] <lfaraone> Hey, I'm getting an error when using bzr on Fedora 11: "bzr does not support python -O0"
[20:09] <lfaraone> Does that sound familiar to anybody?
[20:26] <hazmat> lfaraone, not familiar but it would suggest that the python optimization level was raised.. was this bzr installed from rpm or manually?
[20:26] <lfaraone> hazmat: from rpm
[20:28] <Adys> I got a repo on my server without a working tree; how do i get the working tree back?
[20:29] <Adys> oh just need to checkout
[20:32] <hazmat> lfaraone, sounds like a packaging error, from the source, it sounds like the package was done with optimized python compiled and with stripped the documentation strings (python -OO), which bzr needs, so it complains on startup, i'd file an issue with the package maintainer, they can just use python -O which does the optimized files without the doc strip
[20:46] <hazmat> lfaraone, if you'd like to just use bzr, your probably better of in the short term it seems by removing the rpm, and doing a manual installation with easy_install
[21:26] <mwhudson> jelmer: some interesting bzr-git commits :)